Try switching the Model DB back to FULL recovery for a moment, backing up the transaction log, then switching Model back to SIMPLE. Then see if you can add the...

Granting references to DBO schema will indeed grant the ability to see the definitions to all DBO objects in that specific database. And remember, DBO doesn't own all schemas unless...

Your supplier's response still doesn't make sense to me. I can see granting reference to the defined user datatypes in the specific supplier's database, but not in TempDB.

I take...

BTW, as TempDB is essentially recreated every time you restart the services, what user defined datatypes are going to exist in it?

Does your supplier actually have code modifying TempDB?

That...

Have you checked the drive the transaction logs are on to make sure it isn't full?

Are you backing up your transaction logs (and checkpointing / truncating them) on a regular...

Question, what drive(s) are your system DBs on?

Also, does your Model db have a max file size?

Is your TempDB maxed out when you try this?

EDIT: I should clarify why I'm...

Sounds like you need to run Profiler when you run this job so you can track down exactly where the problem occurs. I'm betting your job gets suspended in the...

That's the way I'm reading it, Perry.

You can accomplish this output in two ways. The first way, as earlier suggested, is to write a stored procedure and put everything in a temp table, then select from...

Google running DTS in SQL Server 2005. Also, check this link for backward compatibility components:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=50b97994-8453-4998-8226-fa42ec403d17&DisplayLang=en

I believe you have to have the backward compatibility installed prior to running DTS. I'm sure...

Chandu,

SQL Server does not take passwords for domain accounts. So don't write your code that way.

If you're automating the install of SQL Server itself, then what you're trying won't work....

Which means, what I originally thought is true.

Data Quality is not (or should not be) an issue.

Your biggest worry will be when two people try to change the same record & same field to two different things.

Say I have an auto insurance policy set as...

Glad I could help.

Let us know if you have any more questions after you're through gathering. @=)

Just because the server name is correct in the C# code, doesn't mean it's correct in the T-SQL Code. That's why you were asked to check it.

As far as everything...